Are cows and dalmations related?

Question

Are cows and dalmations related?

Answer 1

haha no, hence, bovine and kanine!!

Answer 2

i like your thinking :)

Answer 3

Yes, but distantly.  Both are mammals, but cows are bovine artiodactlys and dogs are canine carnivores.

Answer 4

only through marriage!

Answer 5

Not closely.  You're probably referring to the color similarity between black and white cows and dalmations --- they are both due to selective breeding by humans to create a distinctive appearance.  You might also be interested to know that there is a type of horse that is white with black spots!

Answer 6

Not at all

Answer 7

They arnt...they juss have the same spots color. Black spots with a white under base coat.

Answer 8

i think the cow is the dalmatians cousin thrice removed.....

Answer 9

only because they are both mammals/animals.

but no.

Answer 10

Don't think so...

Answer 11

NO. cows and dalmatians are not related by any means.

In the taxonomy of animals cattle are in the order Artiodactyla, while dogs are in the order Carnivora.  This is when they split and are not longer related. :)

Answer 12

No. The only relation I can see is that they are both mammals. Why don't you do some research on DNA sequencing and encoding??? 96% of human and ape DNA are the same. Cows are cows and dalmations are dogs. Yeah. . .just do your own research.

Answer 13

Nooooooo

They are both mammals though.

Answer 14

Yes, both are Mammalian.

Answer 15

Yes, but you need to go back about 80 million years to see where they diverged.

If you go back far enough, all living things on Earth are related.

Answer 16

Yes.

Answer 17

yes they used to be called cowmations

Answer 18

no they aren't